He heard a lot before he could apply for the project, mostly about his origins. “What does a Cypriot know about Greece?” many said. He decided never to answer. Lacking the communication skills that others see as a political advantage, he made up for with a full-time job. From a Brussels technocrat he became a worker in Athens. At the end of August, the Stylianides model looks more successful than ever. He won’t get credit from those who blamed him without even seeing him. However, when he leaves office, he will no doubt leave a strong message for anyone who does not believe that Greece and Cyprus have more in common than they do abroad. “Cypriot did not let Greece burn,” as someone aptly told me.

Foul SYRIZA – PASOK

Will the opposition be able to exacerbate the problem of wiretapping and turn it from a serious one into an area where the government will easily respond? In recent days, SYRIZA and PASOK have made such noble efforts to find treasures that are but coals. Initially, the official opposition wondered if the government had used funds to buy the Predator in order to get a detailed answer from Pierrakakis-Staykuras, since this is a project for which there was not even a … contractor. The baton was taken over by PASOK, which informed the Communications Privacy Authority that there was no electronic record of surveillance provisions. Pierrakakis-Tsiaras’ answer this time was that the KYA referred to by PASOK-Movement for Change does not refer to the EYP, but to prosecutorial regulations issued by the prosecutors of the country’s competent local courts, with the exception of the prosecutor. from EIP.

political queue

Behind the positions of SYRIZA and PASOK, in addition to the carelessness with which they were formulated, there is also a “hidden” political goal. The battle for the political center is in full swing, and they seem to believe that by targeting Pierrakakis, a highly attractive centrist politician, they will be able to infiltrate the field even further. However, when efforts are unfounded, the results are opposite.

unintentionally

As a side note, in yesterday’s caption to a photo of a Greek government aircraft provided to the Republic of Cyprus, it was mentioned that this is a Gulfstream and this is an Embraer.